It is a truly Romantic idea to fall in love with ruins; it's a Kingdom idea to want to raise them to life again.
Kudos.
FedericoRebollo Silva
· 1 year ago
This is beautiful.
Hello people,i´m from Uruguay, Yes,South America and i´m officially the second southamerican comment, behind "Mountainguy", it´s an honor to be second. Love God,the Son and the Holly Ghost in random order.
Un saludo a todos y en particular a Mountainguy. Federico Rebollo Silva.
sorry my poor english.
mountainguy
· 1 year ago
siempre es bueno algo de competencia (jejejeje)
Saludos desde Colombia
jtedvoigt
· 1 year ago
Mountainguy, Federico- muchas gracias, y bediciones a ustedes tambien. I'm working on writing Spanish versions of some of my poems, I'll let you know when I get some done, maybe you two can edit them for me!
Thom, yeah I agree. There is actually a lot of this going on the US right now, unfortunately the church isn't involved in much of it. Reusing building materials and re-purposing buildings is really popular, but for environmental reasons, not theological ones. Maybe in a few years these ideas with trickle their way down to church building committees... I'm sure there are churches out there that think with a kind of building-project-as-community-redemption mentality, but it's not as pervasive as it should be.
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Kudos.
Hello people,i´m from Uruguay, Yes,South America and i´m officially the second southamerican comment, behind "Mountainguy", it´s an honor to be second.
Love God,the Son and the Holly Ghost in random order.
Un saludo a todos y en particular a Mountainguy.
Federico Rebollo Silva.
sorry my poor english.
Saludos desde Colombia
Thom, yeah I agree. There is actually a lot of this going on the US right now, unfortunately the church isn't involved in much of it. Reusing building materials and re-purposing buildings is really popular, but for environmental reasons, not theological ones. Maybe in a few years these ideas with trickle their way down to church building committees... I'm sure there are churches out there that think with a kind of building-project-as-community-redemption mentality, but it's not as pervasive as it should be.